Operation Alljah

Operation Alljah
Part of the Iraq War (Operation Phantom Thunder)
An Iraqi policeman talks with two Iraqi civilians as they wait in line to receive new identification cards at a police precinct in Fallujah on 30 June 2007. As part of Operation Alljah, Marines and Iraqi Security Forces sectioned the city into precincts and set up operational stations where Iraqi civilians come in to receive identification cards, food, reimbursements and a chance to join the neighborhood watch program.
Date 16 June 2007 – 14 August 2007 Location Fallujah and Karma, Iraq Result Security responsibility handed over to local police
Belligerents
United States New Iraqi Army	Islamic State of Iraq Other Iraqi Insurgents
Commanders and leaders
LtCol William F. Mullen III	Unknown
Strength
Unknown	Unknown
Casualties and losses
6 killed 20 killed	39 killed (10 bombers)

Operation Alljah was an operation launched by Coalition forces in Iraq, mainly U.S. Marines, in June 2007 to secure the neighborhoods of Fallujah. The strategy of the operation was somewhat based on a successful operation in Ramadi conducted in 2006. Insurgents in the town of Karma nearby were also targeted during the operation, which was part of the overall operation Phantom Thunder.